Father claims lawyer smuggled gun to Quentin inmate
The father of Stephen Bingham says authorities believe his son helped George Jackson obtain a gun for the San Quentin escape bid that left three guards and three inmates dead. He cautions Steve may be in danger or detained and questions who protects him. Prosecutors and inmates seek federal action over abuse claims and access for lawyers amid ongoing court filings.
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Picketed officials ease security at San Quentin
San Quentin officials relax security after a bloody escape attempt left six dead. About 3,600 inmates were allowed to leave cells for meals and activities as attorneys visit today and relatives return on Friday. Irvin Ritter, the business manager, said operations are reopening.
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Funeral bid by Angela is rejected
Marin County authorities reject Angela Davis's request to attend the Oakland funeral of slain San Quentin inmate George Jackson. Sheriff Mountanos says the request was referred to county counsel and will be denied due to Davis's status as a county jail inmate awaiting trial on murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges. Outside protests support visitation access for legal counsel and relatives. Vanilla Anderson, a Bay Area investigator, was also denied permission to visit Jackson.
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Two Philadelphia Cops Suspended in Heroin Case
Sgt. Gerald Dressner and Patrolman Carl V. Johnson were suspended as police investigated an apparent heroin sale. Johnson, said to be an addict, reported buying heroin from Dressner, with 180 bags found in Dressner's trunk. Dressner faces possession and sale charges. bail set at 5 000 dollars, Johnson held on possession and use with 300 dollar bail.
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Reputed Tip Man in Draft Raid Faces Grand Jury in Camden
Robert William Hardy, 32, named 27 times in the federal complaint, was to appear before a Camden federal grand jury investigating a conspiracy to steal draft records from the post office. He would not confirm reports he acted as an informer while 19 of 21 defendants await bail reductions ahead of Friday hearings.
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